Nose in Tagalog

“Nose” in Tagalog is translated as “Ilong”, referring to the organ used for breathing and smelling. This essential facial feature plays a crucial role in both respiration and the sense of smell in Filipino culture and daily communication. Discover more about how this term is used in various contexts below.

[Words] = Nose

[Definition]:

• Nose /noʊz/
• Noun 1: The part of the face that contains the nostrils and organs of smell, used for breathing.
• Noun 2: The sense of smell.
• Noun 3: The front or projecting part of something, such as an aircraft.
• Verb 1: To push or move something forward with the nose.

[Synonyms] = Ilong, Panga ng ilong, Ungos, Taranganan

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: She wiped her nose with a tissue because of her cold.
• Ex1_PH: Pinunasan niya ang kanyang ilong gamit ang tissue dahil sa kanyang sipon.
• Ex2_EN: The dog used its nose to sniff out the hidden treat.
• Ex2_PH: Ginamit ng aso ang kanyang ilong upang amuyín ang nakatagong pagkain.
• Ex3_EN: He broke his nose while playing basketball yesterday.
• Ex3_PH: Nabali ang kanyang ilong habang naglalaro ng basketball kahapon.
• Ex4_EN: The sweet smell of flowers tickled my nose in the garden.
• Ex4_PH: Ang matamis na amoy ng mga bulaklak ay kinikiliti ang aking ilong sa hardin.
• Ex5_EN: The airplane’s nose pointed upward as it prepared for takeoff.
• Ex5_PH: Ang ilong ng eroplano ay nakaturo pataas habang naghahanda para sa pag-lipad.